Kayaking in Corbec-Dijle
Kayaking in Korbeek-Dijle
Discover the beautiful surroundings by sailing in a duo or single person kayak from Korbeek-Dijle to Heverlee.
You start at our unique location with parking and sanitary facilities.
Close to major cities such as Leuven or Heverlee but still away from the hustle and bustle in beautiful nature!
Starting location: The Shelter, Stationsstraat 13, 3060 Korbeek-Dijle
End point: Celestijnenlaan 300 just before the bridge over the Dijle
This departure covers a distance of approximately 6.5 kilometres and takes just under 1 hour and 30 minutes.
For a kayak trip we require a minimum age of 10 years.
Younger children from 6 years old can participate in the descent in a three-seater canoe.
We ask that all participants be able to swim.
Prices for kayaking in Korbeek-Dijle
The prize is €23.00 per participant.
From 20 participants the price drops to €22.50 per participant.
If you wish to return by Kickbike, we charge an additional fee of €8.00 per piece.
Kayaking in Korbeek-Dijle: when can I plan this activity?
From 1 participant:
On Wednesdays at 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM or during the weekend on Saturdays and Sundays at 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
During the week on other days if our planning allows it.
During the summer holidays (1 July to 31 August) from Monday to Sunday at 9:30 am – 10:30 am – 11:30 am – 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
On public holidays at 9:30 am - 10:30 am - 11:30 am - 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm*
Groups of 10 or more participants:
On Wednesdays, during the weekend and on public holidays (see information above) or during the week (outside the summer holidays) with free choice of starting time, provided that our planning allows it (customised)*
Kayaking in Korbeek-Dijle: return after the descent
Returning from Heverlee to The Shelter is possible by Kickbike, on foot, with your own transport or public transport. It is certainly not mandatory to return, you can go your own way from the end point.
By Kickbike:
You can end your activity in a sporty way by returning with a Kickbike. This via the Dijlepad, a unique route along the Dijle. The path starts at the drop-off point and runs to The Shelter over a distance of approximately 4 kilometers. By Kickbike it takes you approximately 40 minutes. (minimum age 8 years)
On foot:
You can walk back to The Shelter along the Dijlepad, a unique route along the Dijle. The path starts at the drop-off point and runs to The Shelter over a distance of approximately 4 kilometers. On foot it takes about 1 hour.
By own transport:
After the departure it is possible to return to The Shelter with your own transport or go directly to your own destination. Parking your vehicle is possible near the end point.
By public transport:
After departure it is possible to return to The Shelter by public transport. This by train.
Train Ottignies: Heverlee station (15 minutes on foot from the arrival) to Oud-Heverlee station takes about 10 minutes. After that, another 900 meters walk to The Shelter from Oud-Heverlee station. Tickets for the train can be purchased in advance or at the ticket machines in the station. More information on the NMBS website.
You can also combine the kayak trip with the three-seater canoe trip: Kano Korbeek-Dijle to Heverlee
We are also active on:
The Demer: Demer
The Zenne: Zenne
Before or after your departure, be sure to visit our Café: information café
Brabant forests
The Brabantse Wouden form an extensive nature reserve in the province of Flemish Brabant, characterized by dense forests, winding streams and a rich biodiversity. The area consists of a mixture of deciduous and coniferous forests, heathlands and marsh zones, which offer a habitat for many animals and plants. The Brabantse Wouden are therefore a favorite place for hikers, cyclists and nature lovers who are looking for peace and quiet.
This nature reserve has a special historical character, with traces of old forests that have played a role in the region for centuries. The Brabantse Wouden are not only important for their nature, but also for their cultural-historical value, with several monuments and mills that remind us of the past of the area.
Today, the Brabantse Wouden is a popular destination for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With well-maintained hiking and cycling trails, it is the perfect place to enjoy nature, fresh air and the silence of the forest.
More information about the Brabantse Wouden National Park: Brabantse Wouden
The Dijle Valley: A beautiful environment!
The Dijle Valley is a picturesque and historic landscape that stretches through the province of Flemish Brabant, with Leuven as one of the most famous cities along the river. The valley is characterized by its picturesque nature, with rolling hills, green meadows and quiet waterways that follow the Dijle. This area is rich in flora and fauna, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and hikers.
Along the Dijle are many charming villages and towns, where history has been well preserved. The valley has a long tradition of agriculture and crafts, which is still visible in the many mills and historical buildings. It is not only a place for peace and nature, but also an area where culture and history come together.
With several walking and cycling routes, the Dijle Valley is a popular destination for both locals and tourists who want to enjoy the peaceful landscape and historical charm of the region.
Kayaking in Korbeek-Dijle - The Shelter - Dijle Valley
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